St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-22

and in each of the newspapers published in the
county where such refornatory is located, when
sealed proposals will be received for the supply
OF the materials and supplies required.
SEC g. 1t shall be the duty of such board OF
managers, on or before the tenth day OF January
IN each year. to report to the governor the cond-
lion or said reformatory and their proceedings
in regard TO the inmates, the progress
OF the work OF construction, the
amount of money expended and of the
current expenditures in the conduct
and MANAGEMENT OF such reformatory. with a
detailed statement thereof, with such recon-
| mendations as the board OF managers may deem
| proper.
| SEC. 7. The annual compensation of the sew
eIal oihcers. Keepers guards aud teachers OF the
| reformatory shall he fixed by the said board OF
managers, in their discretion, at sums not ex-
ceedlhg the following: For the SUPERINTENDENT.
| thllty-hve hundred $500 dollars; 10 the
| physician, one Thousand 1000 dollars: to the
| principal keeper, one thousand q oOOl dolIar-.
to the clerk. one thousand Il ,OO0l dollars: To
! the chaplain, one Thousand 1000 dollars who
! shall perform such duties teacher as shall ba
| assigned TO him by the board OF managers with
Out addltional COMPENSATION: 10 the store-
! Keeper, six hundred 600 dollars: TO the hall
| keeper, six hundred GOO dollars: TO the vard-
| Keeper, six hundred 600 dol avs; 20 the keen
| eTs, each five hundred 300 dollars; TO the
guards, each forty 40 dollars per month; 10
t [aeo, sergeant OF the guard, six hundred
three hundred 1900 dollars; all OF said officers
except the physician. shall be boarded and
! lodged ut the expense Of the state and if for
any reason the term OF service of ans Of them
shall terminate before the end of the year their
compensation shall be paid only for the term OF
! service at the rate Of the anhua. compensation
above provided, and such salaries shall be in fuI
Tor ali services performed by them.
SEC s. Every officer who shall be appointed
! III pufSuanca or the provisions Of this act shall
! take and file in the office OF the secretarv ~
state within fifteen l5l days after his appoint
ment, the constitutional oath Of office and the
| superintendent and such other officers as shall
| ne required by the state auditor 20 to do shall
respectively give bonds TO tine state in such men
| atty and with such suteties as the state audito,
1 fb.ifo f,rl
forInance or their duty a. required by law
SEC O. ANY person who shall be convicted
prisonment in the Minnesota State Re
| formatory and who, upon such conviction shsl
| be sentenced to imprisonment therein, shall b.
| imprisoned according to this act, and not other
! wise.
SEC. TO- Any person not exceeding thirty 80
years OF age nor less than sixteen IGj years
age, who has never before been convicted
crime, NAV, in the discretion OF the court befo!
which such person is tried, be sentenced 10 sal
retormatory
SEC. II. Every sentence to the refornaror,
of person hereafter convicted of felony or mis-
demeanor shall be general sentence TO impris-
onnent IN the Minnesota state reformatoTy al
ST. Cloud and the courts of tn state imposing
| such sentence shall not fix the limit or duration
thereof. The term OF such Imprisonment OF
any person SO convicted and sentenced shall he
terminated by the managers of the TeformatCry
as authorized by this act: but such imprison-
ment shall not exceed the maximum term pro-
yided by law for the crime for which the Tris-
oner was convicted and sentenced, nor be less
than the minimum term so provided by law.
SEC. IL. Every Gle X Of any court by which
criminal shall be sentenced TO the Minnesota
state reformatory shall furnish TO the officers
having such criminal in charge 4 record con-
tanning copy OF the indictment and of the plea
the name and residence OF the judge presiding
at The time, also OF the jurors and OF the witnesses
sworn on the trial, such synopsis OF the uestl-
mony as the judge may direct the charge OF the
court, the verdict, the sentence pronounced and
the date thereof; which record duly certified by
the CLERK under his hand and official seal NAV
be used as evidence against such criminal in any
| proceeding taken by him for q release from i'm
prisOnment by habeas corpus. The said synOD-
sis Of the testimony taken on the trial and of
the charge OF the court shall be furnished to the
clerk for the purposes OF this act BIZ the stenOr-
rapher acting upon the trial, or, if no stenog-
rapher be present, by the county attorney
of the county. The stenographer or
county attorney furnishing such copy shall
| be entitled TO such compensation in every case
in which they shall perform the duties required
| by this act as shall be certified be just w the
presiding judge at the trial. and shall be Ia ia bv
| the county in which the trial is had as part of
the county expenses The clerk shall So unon
any such conviction and sentence. forthwith
! transmit to the superintendent OF the reforma-
! tory notice thereof.
SEC IS. Upon the receipt OF such notice the
superintendent, IN person, or subord nate OF
ncer or the reformatory, by said superintendent
for that purpose duly delegated, shall proceed 10
| the place OF the trial and conviction; and the
sheriff. or keeper Of the jail, having the custody
| OF the convict, shall deli er him to such SUPER
lntendent or delegated officer with the record of
| his trial ana conviction, made up by the
| clerk, and such convict shall thereupOn be con-
veyed to the retormatory. the expense OF which
! CONVEYANCE shall be charged against and paid
out OF the earnings or other funds OF the reform
atorv.
| SEC. IA The board of managers shall have
power to transfer to the state prison st Still
water any prisoner, who subsequently, TO his
committal. shall be shown to have been at the
time OF his conviction more than thirty 800
years OF age, or to have been previously con-
victed of crime; and may also transfer any ap-
parently 1ncorrigible prisoner whose presence in
the reIormatory appears to be seriously detri-
mental to the we'll being of the institution. TO
| the state prison: and such managers may, by
written reQufsitlon, require the retnrn TO the re-
| formatory OF any person who may have been so
| transferred. They NAV also, with the advice
! and consent OF the warden OF the state prison.
| cause to be transferred any person or prisoner
! confined in the state prison who is serving out
| his first sentence IN state prison to the re-
| formatory. Such board OF managers shall also
| have power to establish rules and regulations,
under which prisoners within the reformatory
may be allowed to 90 upon parole outside
| OF the retormatory buildings and Enclosures.
but to remain while on parole in the legal Gus
| tudy and under the control OF the board OF man
ayers, and subject at any time 10 be taken back
| within the Enclosure OF said refUrm9rory: and
full power TO enforce such rules and regulations,
! and to retake and reimprison any convict so
| upon parole, Is hereby conferred upon said
| board, whose written order, certified Uy lis
rotary, shall be sufficient warrant Tor all Off
GERS named In 1t TO authorize such officers 10 re-
turn to actual custody any conditionaily re-
leased parolled prisoner, and it is hereby
maize the duty OF al! officers 70 execute said
order the same ordinary criminal process.
| The said board of managers shall also have
power to make ali rules and regulations neces-
saTy and proper for the employment, discipline
instruction, education, removal, temporary or
| conditional release aud return as aforesaid. Of
all the convicts in said reformatory The board of
managers are hereby authorized to receive and
retain, during the term of their sentence
| to the state prison. such prisoners so
transferred from said state prison as aforesaid.
and the laws applicable to the cOuyicts in the
| state prison, so far as they relate 10 the COM
mutation OF Imprisonment for good conduct,
| shall be applicable to said c0nvicts when so
transferred.
SEC. 10. 1t shall be the duty of said board of
managers to maintain such control over all
prisoners committed to their custody rs shall
prevent them from committing crime. but secure
their self-support and accomplish their reforma-
| ton When any prisoner shall be received into
| the reformatory upon direct sentence thereto,
the superintendent shall cause to be entered IN
register the date OF such admission, the name,
aye, nativity, nationality, with such other facts
as can be ascertalned OF parentage, OF early
social Influences as seem to indicate the conSti-
tutlonal and acquired defects and tenden-
cies OF the prisoner, and based upon these
an estimate OF the then present con-
dition of the prisoner, and the best prob
able plan of treatment. Upon such register
shall be entered quarterly, yearly, or oftener,
tmtnutes) OF observed improvement or deteriora-
ton of character, and notes as TO methods
of treatment employed. also all orders or altera-
the circumstances of the final release ana any
subsequent facts of his or her personal history
which may be brought to the knowledge of said
superintendent.
SEC. 16. The board of managers SHALL under
system or marks or otherwise, NIX upon uni
form plan under which shall be determined what
number OF marks or what credit shall be earn ed
by each prisoner confined in the reformatory